City Council Approves Milk Aid for Babies and Transit Moves
City Council last night appropriated funds to aid distribution of pure pasteurized milk to infants of the indigent in Elizabeth. The measure directs payment to Elizabeth Hospital laboratories, amid calls by Mayor Mravlug for safer summer milk supply and notes on infant mortality. The session also approved street repair bonds, trolley safety changes, new police signal boxes, scavenger contract, and a plan to improve trolley crosswalk stops to prevent accidents.
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Tryon
Mravlug
Vy Council
Aap Syers
Se St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
James C. Connolly
PJ Menem
Mraving
Union County Savings Bank
Ma Ys
Ten Days Real Rest for President Taft
President Taft resumed golfing at the Myopia links in Mataitun after a brief visit from Henry W. Taft of New York. He will begin a ten day real vacation starting Tuesday, as announced by Secretary Norton.
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Telagearh
Tournat
Heverly
Musa
Taft
Archibald Rutte
Mataitun
Henry W. Taft
New York
D. Norton Tox
Quiet Fourth Celebrations Across Elizabeth City
Elizabeth plans a varied Fourth of July with many groups hosting events away from home and others staging indepen dence celebrations nearby. El Moro schedules an 8 pm fireworks display supervised by a New York firm, followed by a two hour concert by James’s band. Upton County Cricket Club runs tennis events on the El Mora se, with afternoon refreshments and multiple committees organizing social and refreshment duties. Various groups from Eliz beth councils to Bayonne and Montclair plan parades, shoots, and indoor festivities as part of a broad, safe celebration pattern.
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Elizabeth
el Mora
Prine Fireworks Company
New York
James
Onenr
R. Graham, Jr
RS. Cleaves
GR. Walker
AQ. Meeker
W. T. Franklin
W. B. Jack
A. Urner
W. F. Cawthorne
H. M. Woodard
el Moro
Upton County Cricket Club
Frank Trimp
A. H. Gibean
Moeflatt
Carl Abromeit
J. Wilson
Abromeit
Misa D. Goddard Ming Grace Leach
K. Watzbacher
F. A. Ferris
Mia
KA. Lenehh
Mew Dla
Saxton
E. Abromeit
Dittmar
G. Moffatt
Bayonne
Order of
United American Mechanica
Elizbeth Councils
Montclair
Evervises
Schistzen Cons
Liederkranz
Oaklawn Improvement Association
Als
Expect Railroad Strike on Southeastern Roads
Telegraph reports from Indianapolis on July 2 that carriers on southeastern railroads expect a strike in the afternoon, with 30,000 workers likely to join. President P.ire of the railroad says initiation of the strike is uncertain. arbitration is hoped. Local notes mention college shorthand, English classes, and an old student reminder.
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Weadington
Tay
Ewebeem Rallwien
Unie
Bemtesariers
Ordinance Regulating Dance Halls Adopted by City Council
City Council adopted an ordinance regulating dance halls and prohibiting late hours. It requires licensing, a paid matron, age restrictions for attendees, and bans serving alcohol to minors. Violations revoke licenses with fines and potential matron removal. Excludes normal annual balls and exclusive dance academies.
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Alka
Siviety
Ebarbeth
Playground Granted by Church for New Public Space
The Board of Playground and Grace Church officials met to arrange a public playground opening near the school grounds. A grant from the rector of Airace Church supported use of parish property, with plans to post notices and fund the project from Elizabeth Musical Festival proceeds. A formal opening is anticipated after preparations.
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Board of Playground
Plas
Hall
de Tenpy Vale Gifferd
Airace Church
Grace Church
Elizabeth
Nina
Nina Ontid: Netrue. Tor Vee
Fexmelin
Ahape
Baseball Bulletins From The Journal Front Page
The Journal posts afternoon bulletins from its Broad Street office detailing National and American League game results. It notes wire services and telegraph transmission of scores, with front-page updates after noon.
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Broad Street
Utility Law Takes Effect Next Monday In State
Special report from Trenton notes the public utility law and related amendments take effect next Monday. The changes expand the Railroad Commission’s reach to all utilities, mandate accounting standards, and curb rebates. The commission gains new powers, with hearings and enforcement through state courts, while personnel receive pay increases and new appointments follow civil service rules. The companion Child Labor Law also takes effect July 4, applying to workers under certain ages and conditions.
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Hewideshin Iu
Railroad Commission
Gtx
Pannetger
Hie
New Commisse Sion
Onser
GG Akk
BKK
Emara Frank A. Soumer
Newark
Robert Williams
Wateraon
Thomas Db. Ifillery
Boonton
Alfred N. Barber
Renain
New York Swelters as Heat Wave Bakes City
A blistering July night left New York recording the season’s highest humidity and heat. Dozens prostrations reported to police as beaches and resorts filled with crowds seeking relief. Traffic and train service strained, with many stores shutting for a three day holiday amid forecasts of continued heat and possible storms.
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Ny Telegraph
the Journal
New York
Uhr
Two More Prostrations In City From Heat At Singer Plant
Heat surge claims two more victims in city incidents at the Singer Manufacturing Company plant. Witla Walkes, 70 Wing Street, fainted while working in the aluminum department and was hospitalized at Alexian. William Wilkin, 30, of 210 Inslee Place, collapsed in the shaping department and was taken to General Hospital. George Heboskie, Bayway, sick for over a day, is recovering. hospital officials warn it will be some time before he goes home.
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Connolly
Rolley
Reid
Spring
Cara
Feani
Lave Albert A. Carlton
Finahes
Carlton
Rmicilman Nugent
Servies
Marin County ‘Traction
Fr. Nugent
Pasengers Mre
Morris Broad
Mot
Corday
Singer Manufacturing Company
Witla Walkes
Wing Street
Alun V'Elock
Wallace
General Hospital
William Pennington
Weatfeld
Sith Park
Mit
George Heboskie
Bayway
Summer Garden Opens at Former Gebhardt Site
Fred Krauss announces the Summer Garden at 62 Elizabeth Avenue, the former Gebhardt property, now open to the public. The shaded yard features tables and chairs for cool summer evenings, as Lansley Business College runs a Summer Session with Day and Evening options beginning July 4.
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Fred Krauss
F. Gebhardt
Elizabeth Avenue
Lansley Business College
Eight Men Killed in Southern Race Riots
A violent incident in Mississippi leaves eight men dead amid racial clashes between white residents and Black individuals. Whites claim self defense while Black men are described as attacked. rioters move through swamps and communities as authorities respond.
Runs Amuck While Insane in Kentucky Town
A chaotic incident occurred yesterday in a Kentucky village with a man injuring others while attempting to kill. One person is in local jail awaiting examination Monday, another is in hospital in critical condition. National figures and attorneys are involved, with mention of Henry Watterson and a Kentucky editor's son in jail. A resident, Ewing Watterson, has faced mental strain for years near Sangertles.
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Ie Kingston
S. Hewitye Walfetron
Ijk Sonwerties
Michate
Maetin
Martin
Goethe Will Peeuven
Ee Tourmal
New
Todas
Ratiae
Jersey Man Charged With Bigamy in Atlantic City
Gideon Risley 42, a wealthy Jersey man, is sought on bigamy charges after marrying Elizabeth Hinley on a wedding trip to Abakit. His first wife, Mrs. Risley, has filed with New Jersey authorities demanding his return and prosecution. The Hinley home sits nearby as guests arrive for the planned honeymoon.
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Athantic City
Gideon Risley
Rontenevor
Hinma Lowry
Mauny Youre Nis
Abakit
Mie
Eliabeth HH
Hisley
Risley
New Jersey
Lawry
Anthee
Hinley
Lawrys
Knights Templar Plan For Chicago Invasion
The Now dlerany delegation gathers at Perth Hebel Accommindations in Mae gust with a large contingent from Ferny vumd veseryit thong. They plan a bivouacking peacefil army of Knights Templar in Chicago to coincide with Congress and Ta Ballo hotel reservations.
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Wrath
Mae Gust
Nal Perth
Hebel
Knights ‘Templar
Chicago
Dfkh
Knights Templar
Angier
Congress
Ta Ballo
Arrest in Jefferson Park Sparks Suspicions of Stranger
Police report a wandering man named Benjamin Wooly was arrested in Jefferson Park on suspicion. The case entangles a waiter’s alleged wink toward Philadelphia and a suspect Banke, a Black man, tied to attempted entries in Roselle Park Kenilworth and nearby towns as investigators pursue answers in a broader suspected crime spree.
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Patrotman
Roselle Park
Kenilworth
Bullets of the Fight at Journal Office
The Journal will display bulletins outside its Broad street office on Monday afternoon as the Jeffries Johnson fight progresses. Private telegraph wits will relay news directly from the ringside in Reno. The bout is expected to start about 4 30 p m Elizabeth time.
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The
Journal
Broad Street
Wits
Reno
Elizabeth
Slight Raise in Tax Rate May Be Narrowly Battled
Readable fragments show a city budget debate on tax rate increases for 1910 with police and fire department pay hikes foregrounded. Edward Nugent chairs the Fine Committee as they discuss allocations and the Finance Committee explains appropriations for clerical staff, salaries, and municipal services amid citizen petitions for higher police pay.
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Samme Ng
Ty Coupe
Edward Nugent
Chomuy
Memon
Nigent
Ttalag
Demania Ik
Ehatemaye
Finance Comanitios
Charlea H
Nugent
Moore
Arenion
Foliningerycee Lim
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